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Web Development News
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July 26, 2005
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Jul'05
IBM dropping CGIDEV2 web development tool?
Free IBM web development tool, CGIDEV2, which enables COBOL or RPG code over the Internet as CGI language, may no longer be supported as a result of iSeries guru retirement.
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April 21, 2005
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Apr'05
Q&A: Mason calls WDSC the tool of choice for Web development beginners
iSeries shops are placing Web development and Web enablement at the top of their priority lists. But if you're just...
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February 15, 2005
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Feb'05
Cuyahoga Falls jumps to the iSeries 550
With an eye toward the future, the city of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, upgraded to the IBM eServer iSeries 550 and began moving many of its public services online.
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October 12, 2004
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Oct'04
Q&A: Pluta touts benefits of RPG over Java
Joe Pluta has been on the RPG soapbox lately. The founder and chief architect of Pluta Brothers Design, an Illinois-based company that takes iSeries legacy systems and adapts them to work with newer technologies, has been evangelizing the benefits ...
Web Development Get Started
Bring yourself up to speed with our introductory content
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WebSphere for System i tutorial
IBM System i users looking for ways to develop System i applications using web services have some choices. There are a number of open source tools available, but those who prefer the maturity and stability of proprietary software can use WebSphere. ... Continue Reading
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WebSphere Development Studio Client (WDSC)
WebSphere Development Studio Client (WDSC) is a set of application development tools designed for the IBM (International Business Machines) iSeries server. The WDSC basic edition offers user-friendly, easy-to-learn tools to help providers optimize ... Continue Reading
Evaluate Web Development Vendors & Products
Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.
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WebFacing error: User ID or password invalid
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Web Menu security integrates with RPG apps
Jim Mason shows you how to build a Web menu system that delivers user authentication and integration with back-end applications. Continue Reading
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Build Web apps using free utility -- WOW!
Learn how to use Web Object Wizard (WOW) to build a Web application that accesses iSeries data in fewer than 15 minutes. Continue Reading
Manage Web Development
Learn to apply best practices and optimize your operations.
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Security considerations for a Domino WebSphere system
Learn about major security requirements for a WebSphere Portal server connecting to Lotus Team Workplace and Lotus IM and Web Conferencing. Continue Reading
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WDSC: How to build a Java Web application calling RPG
Learn how to take an existing RPG and CL program you've created and Web-enable them with the Web Interaction wizard in WDSC. Continue Reading
Problem Solve Web Development Issues
We’ve gathered up expert advice and tips from professionals like you so that the answers you need are always available.
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Implementing a browser interface in COBOL: Creating your graphic Web page
Learn how to use the CGI API, Write Standard Output (QtmhWrStout) to make a visual browser interface in segments, and use the COBOL STRING command to develop the segments. Then see how the Out-Data field is filled in, and how a PERFORM of the ... Continue Reading
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Implementing a browser interface in COBOL: Getting started
Learn how to get started on developing a Web interface from the AS/400 in COBOL starting with a logon page. Includes code samples for CGI APIs and library and DDS instructions. Continue Reading
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Web skills crucial to iSeries programmer professional development
As System i programming increasingly moves to Web applications, iSeries programmers and administrators need to learn Web languages, such as HTML, Javascript and SQL. Contributor Andrew Borts discusses valuable skills for working in an Internet ... Continue Reading